I’ll just have my old Ford Ranger truck, overhaul the engine, transmission fixed up and repainted perfection of the cost of a new car with batteries !! New truck and it hauled stuff around and it gets me to work and back. ((( and in classic style )) and best yet … I didn’t have to sell the house to get a new car ..🚗
Look like all the others ! For the price…. It should look like a lower class Lamborghini. But I would hate to have to finally replace the batteries, unless you still got a lot of money in your pocket to buy a new one again ! Must have $$ to play
I would love to buy one of these motorhomes. Buy sadly where I live their are no Solar recharging stations. Please keep me posted on when I can purchase or rent one.
I’m have a ground mount solar system installed with Tesla powerwall 3 batteries. Would like to extend the system with all electric RV thanks for the information. Keep me posted
Based on the current state of research, a realistic estimate for seeing aluminum-ion batteries in commercial products like electric vehicles or energy storage systems might be 5 to 10 years from now, possibly around the early to mid-2030s. This timeframe accounts for the need to improve energy density, charge-discharge cycle stability, scalability of production, and overall performance. Keep in mind that breakthroughs in battery technology can sometimes accelerate the timeline, but as of September 2024, aluminum-ion technology is still in its developmental stage.
I have a question..... will these new batteries be safer? We have all heard the stories of batteries catching on fire and taking hours to put out. Does the increased efficiency mean less heat?
@@eagleeye5397 Why Aluminum-Ion Batteries Could Be Safer: 1. Non-flammable Electrolytes: Unlike lithium-ion batteries, which can use volatile and flammable liquid electrolytes, aluminum-ion batteries tend to use safer, non-flammable ionic liquids or solid-state electrolytes. This dramatically reduces the risk of fire or explosion. 2. Reduced Thermal Runaway: Aluminum-ion batteries have a lower risk of thermal runaway due to their inherent chemical stability. This means they are less likely to overheat or experience dangerous chain reactions that lead to fires. 3. Heat Management: Although they are still being researched, initial studies indicate that aluminum-ion batteries produce less heat during charging and discharging compared to lithium-ion, especially at high current rates. This could further reduce the risks associated with overheating. Efficiency and Heat Generation: Aluminum-ion batteries are known for their potential to offer very fast charging times and higher energy density, which improves efficiency. This increased efficiency generally means less energy is lost as heat, contributing to cooler operation. However, because this is still emerging technology, much of the research is ongoing, and the real-world performance in terms of heat generation isn’t fully proven yet. In summary, aluminum-ion batteries are shaping up to be a safer alternative due to their more stable chemistry and lower heat output. Would you like more details on their applications or current development status?
We don't need this battery to make EVs better. They already are superior in almost every dimension to gas vehicles. Life span is 400k miles. Range is 300 miles. Charge time is zero if you charge at home.
Boy, this would be great but now the question is cost. The Lucid air costs almost 100K providing a range of 500 to 516 miles. Therefore you might pay a hell of a lot more for that 600 miles. And for guys like me, is that 600 miles of range available in a large full size luxury automobile? Because I don't do small little tiny cars.
@@peterpulpitpounder I live in Chicago, -20 F last January, got around 200 miles in a 2021 Tesla 3 LR, just plug my car in an additional time that week, that was all
This range and charging speed will radically change the way people think about e-cars. Even lower production and sales costs and gasoline, oil and gas cars are losing the race.
Bla bla.. 600mi is nessecerry for maybe 1% of owners..? Or less Average daily drive is aprox 30miles… Its WAY smarter to build out a big charging network.. wonder if there is a smart company doing this?
Elon Musk and Tesla are only a benefit to this planet. The whole world is against him because he said the truth about a certain genocidal state in the middle-east.
